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Guess the Ingredients
You are going to need a really good punch recipe to play Guess the Ingredients. I have included my favorite recipe with the instructions.
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Summary: Recommended Amount of Players: Unlimited |
Equipment:
Ingredients for your chosen punch recipe
Optional Game Cards
Set Up:
Make the punch before the quests arrive and be sure to hide the trash can so they can't get any clues from there.
How to Play:
Let each guest drink the punch and write a list of all the ingredients they believe are inside. I have provided some cards you can use for this purpose. The link is above in the equipment list.
Scoring:
Subtract one point for every wrong ingredient listed on the card and give one point for every correct ingredient.
Winner:
The player who has the most correct list of ingredients is the winner.
Favorite Punch Recipe to Use for this Game:
Mystery Punch:
1 (6-oz.) can of frozen orange juice
1 (6-oz.) can of frozen lemonade
2 (6-oz.) can of frozen juices of limade
1 (1 lb. 14 oz.) can pineapple juice
1 pt. cranraspberry juice cocktail
3 cups cold water
2 quarts ginger ale, chilled
1 quart plain soda water, chilled
Empty the frozen juices, pineapple and cranberry juice and water into large container or bowl. Thaw; stir well.
Pour the mixture into punch bowl. Add ice cubes. Just before serving, gently pour in the ginger ale and soda water. Makes about 30 servings.
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